Ireland’s own ‘eccentric’ Robert Sheehan won the hearts of Late Late Show viewers on Friday night.
The Love/Hate actor received a warm welcome from the audience as he stepped out in a sarong and flip flops.
Host Ryan Tubridy remarked that Robert looked like ‘a million dollars’.
Ireland’s own ‘eccentric’ Robert Sheehan won the hearts of Late Late Show viewers on Friday night. Pic: RTÉ
‘Thank you, this sarong cost about four dollars. So I think I’m up on the deal if I’m looking a million,’ Robert responded, charming viewers at home.
One person wrote on Twitter: ‘Robert Sheehan is the most wonderfully eccentric, mellow character and I love that he’s ours.’
The Portlaoise native discussed his roles in Love/Hate, Netflix’s Umbrella Academy as well as his new novel Disappearing Act. Pic: RTE
One person wrote on Twitter: ‘Robert Sheehan is the most wonderfully eccentric, mellow character and I love that he’s ours.’ Pic: RTÉ
The Portlaoise native discussed his roles in the RTÉ crime drama Love/Hate, Netflix’s Umbrella Academy as well as his new novel Disappearing Act.
Robert also divulged a story involving him breaking into a pumpkin patch in Killarney.
‘There were pumpkins everywhere, this really beautiful corn maze, horror bus, beautiful display for the kids,’ he said.
Robert also divulged in a story involving him breaking into a pumpkin patch in Killarney. Pic: RTÉ
‘I didn’t steal two pumpkins, I left €20 and took two pumpkins and then left them a message on Instagram going, “Oh sorry that was me, Rob, I’m after nicking a few of your pumpkins. I hope you don’t mind me disobeying all of your signs”.
‘They got a good kick out of it.’
